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Chiropractic Care (Expert Forum)
Right sided rib cage pain
Answered by
Adam Tanase, D.C. - Upper Cervical Care, chiropractic
St Louis Chiropractor: www.drtanase.com
St. Louis - MO
Questions in the Chiropractic Care Forum are being answered by Dr. Adam Tanase, a board-certified Doctor of Chiropractic. Topics covered include Muscle Pain, Nerve Pain, Movement Disorders, Subluxation, Upper Cervical Care, Pain Management, Health Care Alternatives, and Wellness Care.
Sorry, I guess i wasn't very specific. Yes, it is the muscles surrounding the bones that are going into spasm. It does not hurt when I breathe. When i get up in the morning I feel great, by the afternoon I start to feel pain and it gets worse by dinner. By the time I go to bed it gets better and I don't have any problems when I am asleep. I do notice that if I stand rather than sit at the computer - it doesn't get as aggrevated.
Warm wishes,
AT